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Bucks County Courier Times - A Harry S Truman High School senior was found not guilty of disorderly conduct in connection with his run across the school football field while dressed up as a cow during a game timeout.
Bristol Township police arrested Frank Novak, 18, after he ran from the stadium's visitors' side to the main entrance during the last minute of the Tigers' homecoming game Oct. 17 against William Tennent High School.
Novak has said he was tackled from behind by a Truman staff member at the same time he was willingly surrendering to two township police officers.
The honor student has said he tried the risky move to promote school spirit.
After hearing testimony from the prosecution and Novak, Bucks County District Judge Joanne Kline handed down the not guilty ruling Monday, according to court records.
Bristol Township police arrested Frank Novak, 18, after he ran from the stadium's visitors' side to the main entrance during the last minute of the Tigers' homecoming game Oct. 17 against William Tennent High School.
Novak has said he was tackled from behind by a Truman staff member at the same time he was willingly surrendering to two township police officers.
The honor student has said he tried the risky move to promote school spirit.
After hearing testimony from the prosecution and Novak, Bucks County District Judge Joanne Kline handed down the not guilty ruling Monday, according to court records.
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